Newbie Q: Force compile/Caching question

[B. Cavour]

Ok, I know this is a very generalized question, but here goes....

The current software I'm working on has several sets of solutions w/ each
having 30+ projects.

When I make a change in the lower architecture/system solutions, my changes
do not reflect even after I compile the solution. Forms that inherit from
the classes I've made changes to still do not reflect the changes I've made.
So my assumption is that the system classes are being cached.

My question is, how do I update the cached classes? Is there a way I can
force them to compile? Is it as easy as erasing a cached directory (I'm not
sure if there is one)


Any thoughts would be appreciated .


--B. Cavour

 

[Ignacio Machin \( .NET/ C# MVP \)]

Hi,

Not sure of how your structure your solutions, if in each solution you did a
"Add reference/Project output" it should be rebuilt correctly
If you just added a reference to an external dll IIRC the dll is copied to
the directory of the project, so if this dll is changed in the source the
target project is not refreshed. If this is the case then do not copy it
just use the source.

No idea what a "cached class" that you are refering to is.

cheers,